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Harvard sues Trump administration to halt federal ban on enrolling international students; New climate change research: People can't fight it alone; Imprisoning KY parents has worsened foster care crisis; Soap Box Derby prepares future IN race car drivers.

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A deadlocked Supreme Court prevents nation's first publicly funded religious school, House Republicans celebrate passage of their domestic policy bill, and Trump administration sues states for taking climate action.

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Despite lawmaker efforts, rural communities still short of crucial broadband, new Trump administration priorities force USDA grant recipients to reapply, and Appalachia's traditional broom-making craft gets an economic boost from an international nonprofit.

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The Human Cost of the MA Budget Plan

BOSTON - Groups which advocate for people with disabilities across the Bay State say the more than $32 billion state budget plan Gov. Deval Patrick …

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MA Bullies Don’t Just Target Schoolyards

BOSTON - The problem of bullies in the schoolyard has gotten a lot of attention in the Bay State in recent years, but being bullied at work can be …

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Getting ME Healthcare Info Online

PORTLAND, Maine - A key component of getting health care costs under control is minimizing the amount of paperwork in the system. Later this year…

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Looking for Ways Panthers and Ranchers Can Coexist in FL

GAINESVILLE, Fla. - A new study in Florida is aimed at helping determine the best ways for cattle and panthers to coexist. The endangered Florida …

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Thousands of MA Students to Rally Against Bullying

BOSTON - More than 4,000 high school and middle school students and their teachers will gather at Northeastern University on Tuesday to confront the b…

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Proposed Cuts Could Devastate CT Food Pantries

HARTFORD, Conn. - Hundreds of people are likely to line up for food aid today at the Christian Fellowship Center's Storehouse in Bristol. The folks …

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Is the FL Black Bear Still at Risk?

BRISTOL, Fla. - The state's black bear management plan was the topic of discussion Tuesday night at a public workshop here. The Florida Fish and …

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Taxes Not as Taxing in MA

BOSTON - That old "taxachusetts" label seems to be going the way of penny-candy and the payphone. Using the latest U.S. Census Bureau data the Center …

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CT Communities Pull Together to Provide Thanksgiving

HARTFORD, Conn. - With Thanksgiving around the corner, scores of communities are banding together this weekend to make sure Foodshare can provide …

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Advocates to Kerry: Let the "Sun Shine"

BOSTON - The congressional "super-committee" faces its deadline for submitting recommendations to cut the federal deficit by at least $1.2 trillion…

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